Dale Kinniburgh - Libby Montana News to Me

""At this time I would like to give everyone a bit of back ground in my experience in law enforcement and security that I received in the USAF In 1982 I entered the USAF as a 811x0, Air Force Security Specialist.

The 0 at the end of the specialty number denotes that I was not limited to any one job, but could perform any and all police duties, unlike a closed job of a 811x2 or others.

My first base after completing basic and Security Police Academy was at the 92nd heavy bombardment group, Fairchild AFB Wa.

I completed another 6 week course in, personnel Reliability Program PRP Nuclear weapons protection, safety, alarms and cameras. After training I was assigned to Delta fight security.

A year and a half after being on Delta flight I tried out for a security police special weapons team, which was called and Emergency Service Team EST where we were trained in air craft take back, hostage recovery and other team skills. After passing all of the testing I was assigned as point man for the base team.

In 1984 I was transferred to the 21st Security Police Squadron Elmendorf AFB AK. That the Alaskan Air command, I received more training in electronics and camera usage. I also became a Fight Sergeant of CO flight, as a Sgt, I was also the flight training NCO.

In 1989 I was medically discharged from the USAF, I had be involved in 2 very bad car accidents and I had my neck broken 2 times and my back once.

I received a 80 disability rating from the USAF medical board and had some little butter bar lt turn it down. I then had my records run through the VA system where I was rated at 80.

I went to work for a security company that controlled the alarm systems for most of Alaska's banking system. I received more training in alarms and electronic systems.

We then moved to Leavenworth Ks, so my wife could be close to her parents. I worked for the Army Air Force Exchange Service AAFES, as the supervisor of detectives. This is where I received my most camera training.

After not like seeing the mountains, we moved to Libby, MT. I had be raised In Marion Mt and had always liked the Libby Area, with it low elevation, it has one of the best year climate in.
I worked a number of year Smith security, at the Stimson mill until my disabilities got more severe.

The Va paid my schooling at FVCC/LCC, I learned most of what I know about computers, from Mike McCurry.

He was an excellent instructor in them. I have major nerve damage from the left side down, I have no feeling in my right leg from thigh to knee in the front, I have many other medical problems related to the accidents I was involved in, not one of the accidents I was involved in were my fault.

I have testified in over 250 federal case over the years and have dealt with many different attorneys over the years.

I have recorded on my property since we have bought it, I have recorded on public property. I leave the Libby area many times in the year, I place the information that I have collected over the years in safe places.

Last year when they cleaned the asbestos out of my attic, they found the camera that I wanted them to find, but they did not find the other 2. I use many different types of camera equipment, recording equipment and have documentation to go along with it. ""

Dale Kinniburgh - Libby Montana News to Me